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On Thu, 08 Nov 2001 15:26:43 GMT, "Researcher" <Catwails@hotmail.com>
wrote:

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>"Professor Vonroach" <vonroach@popd.ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
>news:3bf2bb05.5604830@NNTP.ix.netcom.com...
>> On Wed, 7 Nov 2001 08:20:51 -0500, "Ken" <krp@atlantic.net> wrote:
>> I'm afraid you will never convince the little cowards of that, it
>> shatters their wall of denial and rationalization.
>> >
>That's my point entirely. America's involvement with Vietnam was wrong.
>American' did not know what they were doing, and when the media found out,
>AMerican's didn't like it one bit.
>But if you want to re-write history.
You have obviously already been brain-washed with `revised politically
correct' history - resulting in one dumbed-down fool.

>Lets talk about cowardice. Lets start with World War II?
>I don't recall American troops, nor America civillians runing to join the
>army and fight to save Europe.

I guess you weren't around or you'd know how preposterous that lie is.
American volunteers flying with RAF against German blitz and against
the Japanese in China. American Merchant Marine risking their lives to
bring lend lease supplies to England and USSR. US Navy blockading
Japan to force an end to Chinese aggression. Kids off the street
corner training with wooden guns in attempt to get ready. After Dec.
7th, 1941, Enlistment offices were swamped. New recruits were soon on
the way to Australia and African landing that proceeded campaign in
Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Belgium, and ultimately Germany with
liberation of Concentration Camps. Incidentally there was a ton of
`collateral damage' on all sides.

>Why American's, so brave, were content to sit at home and let the
>autrocities happen.
Where were you brain-washed to be such an rabid antiAmerican liar?
>
>While your Canadian brothers, came to the call from the start!
>Gee, they way I see it you should be thanking your lucky stars that Japan
>bombed Perl Harbour, and scared your asses to do the right thing and join
>the war. Because if they didn't, Germany would have had nukes, and you
>wouldn't. They already had rockets, and were only months behind....so
>without Japan's bombing of America's Pearl Harbour, the cowardess of America
>nearly ended the American way of life. You can't argue that you'd have been
>under the nuke for hiding your head in the sand and cowering. It was only
>the peppy propaganda that the media churned out during the war effort hat
>gave AMerican's the backbone to fight a war that was morally just in the
>first place.
I guess Canadians took part, most countries did, but I can't for the
life of me recall a single great Canadian achievement on the way to
Unconditional Surrender. Aussies were crucial in some of the Pacific
action. Perhaps they were a part of the British Forces under
Montgomery, who the Americans opined had a severe case of the `Slows',
particularly in Belgium and the last German offensive in Dec, 1944. I
do recall a few Canadians assigned guard duty in British Sector after
the fighting was over.

>Gee, I don't recall the American's winning or drawing int he TET
>Offensive....or do you recall it it differently?
Very differently. It failed.

>Now, I am not here to slag American's, even though it is pretty easy to do.
Yes when one relies on lies and propaganda. You are street debris.